Transcription of Recommended Soldering Techniques - Diodes Incorporated
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Technical Note 1 Recommended Soldering Techniques TN1 - AP02014 Rev. 3 Technical Note 1 of 8 July 2016 Diodes Incorporated Introduction The Soldering process is the means by which electronic components are mechanically and electrically connected into the circuit assembly. Adhering to good Soldering practices will preserve the inherent reliability of the original components and ensure a good, reliable connection of the component into the circuit assembly. Soldering Considerations Substrates: A substrate is a material which constitutes a printed circuit board, commonly called a PCB. There are many different types of PCB substrate materials. Among the most common are the following: Substrate Advantages Disadvantages Phenolic Very inexpensive, easy to punch and drill. Poor resistance to vibration and mechanical shock. FR-4 Inexpensive, moderately easy to drill. Cannot be punched, heavy components need mechanical support.
The soldering process is the means by which electronic components are mechanically and electrically connected into the circuit assembly. ... Due to the aforementioned concerns pertaining to low activity fluxes, the electronics industry has developed highly active fluxes which are water soluble. These new types of fluxes offer the
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